Joshua Cintron
Joshua Cintron is a college professor, blogger, technology enthusiast, manager, poet, author, father, divorcee, husband, Air Force veteran, infertility survivor, Christian and father.
Josh's vision in life is simple, to provide quotes, poems and articles that inspire others to go after their dreams. At Yahoo, Josh focuses on business, finance, sports and society articles. You can see more of Josh's work at http://joshuacintron.com.
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Josh's vision in life is simple, to provide quotes, poems and articles that inspire others to go after their dreams. At Yahoo, Josh focuses on business, finance, sports and society articles. You can see more of Josh's work at http://joshuacintron.com.
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M.A., B.S., Bellevue University; A.A., Air Force; Certificate, Budget|Financial Management; Postsecondary Credential, Business & Public AdministrationInterests
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), ICSI, Sports, Infertility, Distance Learning, eLearning, Business, Veterans, Christianity, Self-improvement, Reading, Twins, Parenting, Philosophy, Poetry, QuotesMotto
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What Everybody Ought to Know About TechnologyThe “T” word. Can you define it? Simply put, technology is the gas burner beneath the cauldron of society that uses people as its ladles. -
5 Skills Every Student Needs to Be Successful in CollegeSo, you’re watching the Big Bang Theory and on comes a commercial from University of Phoenix. More than likely they'll showcase a previous student and how it changed their life and it’ll move you. You’ll think, “I can do that.” So you enroll and start you -
3 Tips to Become a Better Boss and SupervisorFor those who brave early morning wake-ups to a never-ending battle at work, the last thing anyone wants to hear before having a blistering cup of Starbucks coffee is a boss that storms into their cubicle barking orders. -
How I Used Bad Money Advice to Set Financial GoalsCredit card debt is eating up my disposable income because my dad told me bad money advice. Well not anymore. 2013 is the year I get out of the rabbit hole credit card debt has put me in. Here's what I'm going to do. -
How Does He Really Feel About a Low Sperm Count?Have you wondered what a man really think's about his low sperm count? It can't be all that bad can't it? The short of the story is that it matters significantly.
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Infertility is an Epidemic that Must Be Taught in SchoolsInfertility is an epidemic. Today, more women and men alike experience the daunting task of not being able to conceive naturally. They're told for some odd reason they won't or can't have kids.
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When You're Quiet Can You Hear the Beat of Your Heart? a PoemThis is a poem--a poem about the quiet thumping of our hearts. Though we meander on through life, few hear their heart beat. But, why? -
What Does Valentine's Day Mean? a PoemDoes Valentine's day mean what others say it means? This poem is heartfelt, from the soul of a man, husband and father. It is his gift to his wife. -
Valentine's Day Ideas - Part I - Message in a BottleGot an idea of what you're going to give your loved one for Valentine's day? How about a message in a bottle? This idea will blow your loved one away. Follow these steps for your message in a bottle.
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Why Do You Drive the Car of Life the Way You Do? a PoemA poem about the battle to release freedom from the hostage doubt is. -
What Believers of Jesus Christ Must KnowA poem about the life of a Christian. Each of us is destined for greatness--but we must believe that to be true. -
Lakers Contenders with Steve Nash at the Helm“Yo Steve (Nash), can you stay healthy the whole season?” ‘Cause if you do, ain’t nobody stopping you or the Los Angeles Lakers. Nobody.
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Lord, You Are the Ultimate Healer PoemThe Newton Connecticut tragedies are a sign of the times, but should God be to blame? Is not the free will of man|woman to blame? This poem helps put into perspective truth that God is control.
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Refinancing Helped Me Pay Off $55,000 in DebtIt was 2006, and my wife and I were besieged with debt. I worked at a community college earning poverty-level wages, while my wife worked at a middle school earning less than poverty-level wages. It was truly trying times.
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What's Wrong with the Lakers? a Fan's TakePrinceton office what? This is the LA Lakers! You got Dwight Howard, Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash, and you want to run the Princeton offense? Like Chris Carter on NFL live says, "Come on man!" -
Inspirational Poem - What is ConsciousnessAn inspirational poem about the voice in our minds that we seldom use.
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Inspirational Poem - What Am I?Do you question who you are, where you came from and what you're supposed to do? -
Inspirational Poem - a Love PoemAn inspirational poem about love. -
The Real Housewives of New Jersey – a Man’s TakeI’m not the reality show loving kind of guy expect for TUF, Jersey Shore, The Real World, Big Brother, but on Sundays after 9:00 p.m. there doesn’t seem to be anything else to watch.
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Can the Lakers Win Another Championship?B-ball is back! And the LA Lakers are on a mission to reclaim what was stolen from them last year, an NBA championship. -
What Makes Kobe Bryant so Good?He’s arguably one of the greatest closers of this era, perhaps of any era on the NBA hardwood. It’s safe to say his accomplishments throughout his illustrious 16-year career with one franchise, the Los Angeles Lakers, will make him the greatest baller -
Los Angeles Lakers Eyeing NBA Championship #17Dwight Howard to the Los Angeles Lakers? Get out here! Hey David Stern, how you like them apples? Ha-ha! -
Parenting Tip: Lose All the Weight You Can Before Having KidsI’ve been a father four months and let me tell you, the loops on my belt are running out. My weight’s ballooning. Before my twins arrived, mothers|fathers told me two important tips. -
Why 4th of July is Important to Me - an Air Force Veteran's PerspectiveThe national anthem hardly meant anything to me before joining the United States Air Force. I associated it with collegiate and professional sports.
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A Journey Through ICSISo, you’ve been trying to get pregnant for some time. No success right? Right about now, you and your spouse are looking into seeing a doctor to find out what the problem is.
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I'm Not in Love with You Anymore - a Husband's Journey Through Divorce“Do you take this woman, to have and to hold, through sickness and health, till’ death do you part?”
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Playing with Fire on 4th of July - a Personal StoryEach year, July brings about a time to embrace the beauty of America. Generally, the memory of this holiday fades from those who inhabit this great country.
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Does Sharing a Language Mean We Share the Culture?As a 3rd generation Latino- American, viewing my family history has been just that, viewing. I never delved into the differences between my grandfather and I. Shoot, just talking to my dad, I found, he’s more distant from society than most.
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What's the Meaning of Fourth of July PoemHardly any know why we celebrate this special day, so not create a poem to say it a poetic way? With only four sonnets to read, I guarantee it'll be short, sweet, and what America needs.
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Life After the Military, a Journey like No OtherIf there’s one thing a veteran of the US military must face, it’s translating his or her military job into the professional world. It isn’t easy. Most military service members choose careers at 18, 19, or 20. How do they know what career to choose when li
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What Summer Means to Me - a PoemSummer time is a time to revel in the beauty of the sun. Bodies of every type squeeze into bathing suits, embracing the ambiance of the whole beach event.
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A Father's Day Poem for a Man like You by Joshua CintronThis is a father's day poem that tells of a life dads must live. I know it doesn't take away from their worries but this poem can lighten the load and show that children do appreciate them.
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You Think You're Retiring in 30 Years?Retirement, what’s that? For those in the prime of their professional career, retirement is a stone’s throw away. Well, it’s a couple decades away but from the looks of the first third of life, it’ll be here in no time.
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Why Maintaining a Checkbook is StressfulSo, funds in your bank account run low. Matter fact, when don’t they? Living check-to-check is a way of life for many of us. Maintaining a checkbook lets us know that each time a check is written. The balance dwindles penny by penny, dollar by dollar.
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When Sex Bears No Child, What to Do Now?When sex bears no children, also know as infertility, where does one turn to? Is there hope for a small section of society that experiences this God awful disease?
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Change Needed in Lakers Town, but Will it Come?For the second year in row, the Lakers are sitting at home, watching the playoffs. Championship or bust, that's the motto in LA.
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Intelligence or Athleticism, Which Quarterback is Better?In an era of athleticism, intelligence is often forgotten in professional sports. Should intelligence win out over athleticism in the NFL when it comes to quarterbacks? History shows it does.
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Veterans -- Lost Heroes of Time Long AgoVeterans become waste after their service to a country. The government attempts to "take care" of them, but fails miserably at it. Well, veterans are the foundation for current military members. They represent the bloodshed found in the American flag.
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Graduation, a Feeling like No OtherStudents from high school to college, wait years for the single reason why they've enrolled in a degree program, to graduate. Bearing the grueling sun, graduates walk past peers toward center stage.
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A Veteran's Take on Military Service in the United States Air ForceVeteran, that is what men and women are called who shield America from the perils of life. This personal story chronicles a man whose life changed serving those he never met. It made a young boy into a man.
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Los Angeles (LA) SupremacyThree teams in Los Angeles area make playoff history. A brief moment of euphoria for all Angelinos.
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A Vehicle for the Ages: My Mitsubishi Eclispe GS-XWhat was the one vehicle you owned that you wish you could have? Recalling the good ol' days, when vehicle, whips, cars, or rides, were the in thing. They may still be, but age gets the best of us.